National Park "Meshera", Russia

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1 ton

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Your forest will definitely grow — a forester will look after it for five years after planting

If a forester is unable to plant a forest here due to force majeure, we will find a similar area

This is one of the most famous parks in the world. You can trust it!

Viktor Gluxovskij

29.10.2019

Dear friends! We are ready to share with you the results of survival of our forest. When examining the area of forest crops located on the territory of the Meshchera National Park, the survival rate was 85%. No add-ons required. To ensure stable survival in the future, our employees carry out agricultural care. The state of the young forest is without obvious damage. No pests were detected at the site. Follow our ...

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Viktor Gluxovskij

16.07.2019

Most recently, national park staff conducted an inspection of the site. The June heat did not have the best effect on the growth of seedlings, some of them were affected by drought. An inventory is planned in the autumn, following which a decision will be made to conduct supplement of forest crops.

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Viktor Gluxovskij

23.06.2018

Dear friends! After the snow cover disappeared, part of the seedlings died. We decided to carry out the addition of forest crops, bringing the density of seedlings to the design values. Friends from Vladimir State University came to help us. Under the guidance of our specialists, the guys enthusiastically set to work. Now we can confidently say that the forest on the site to be!

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Viktor Gluxovskij

08.11.2017

Dear friends! According to the autumn inventory of forest crops, the survival rate in this area is 92%. This is a very high figure, which was achieved thanks to the quality planting material grown in its own nursery, as well as the high professionalism and hard work of the staff of the national park.

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